The phrase "may be then" is correct and Usable in written English.
You can use it to express a speculative or hypothetical idea. For example, "I'm not sure what the consequences of this decision will be, but it may be then that the areas affected are not the ones we were expecting."
The process may be then as fast as for C S.
Previously proposed algorithms may be then optionally used to remove the outliers in the individual clusters.
The higher stabilization of the oxidized state indicated by DFT, together with the mentioned structural distortion, may be then the reason for the improved selectivity.
If a characteristic of this economy is less turnover, as I think it may be, then the seasonal adjustments may be overstated.
It may be, then, that the real test on foreign policy this year is how voters assess the candidates in terms of their leadership, experience, strength and agility.
The resulting deeply demineralized diluate may be then treated under alkaline conditions in the second step, when high boron transport rate as well as high electric current efficiency are suspected, without alkaline scaling risk.
The difference between measurable outputs of the undamaged and damaged systems then simply becomes a state in this augmented system which may be then maximized by maximizing a related and easily developed cost function.
Moreover, we are convinced that the use of antagonists of angiotensin-2 receptors and inhibitors of angiotensinogen converting enzyme may be then of clinical use in the near future in association with classical antitumor drugs.
The flow visualization images show the formation of a transient trailing pair behind the actuator that may be then utilized to modify the formation of "streaks" in the boundary layer.
But I will say that if he is unable to translate discontent into language that is respectful, however harsh it may be, then he should perhaps hand over to someone who can".
